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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-06
LOCAL nHRyIT1Es.
Matters OF Minor Moment In aud About
4.U at tho City, a}a NyE n


r4M5 tho City.
TnE GRAND this eyening--Ths Japb. h
Two marriage licenses were Issued yea.
terday. .'3si "A. j5l3E5E
OpERA House thiu evenlng-John T.
Ward in "The Doctor" ,E
AN extra motor will run on Tho Elm
Grove road after the concert Of Madame
Rolla Friday night.
LADIES who are interested in what ia
i6shicnabloin cloth suits nhould Geo the
samples on exhibition at George L,
Stiiel & Co'a. NF mt w n
IT 10 in contemplation to form camp CT
tho Soma Of Vetrans In Wheeling In tho
near future. ALI persons wlahingt to enter
ls charter members should call OF Hugo
Looa & Bros, who have charge Of tho mat.
ter. 0aa@ E i45a 81
CLgRE Hook yesterday admitted 10 rec.
ord two deeds OF trust and decd made
August 20 by Joseph Marahall, ST., and
others 10 Catherine Greer and John NJ.
Greer, In consideration OF 81 100 for the
north half Of lot II In Jonathan zsus'l
addition to Wheeling. 0t9.'
THIS evening Mr. John I. Ward, tho ia.
nous comedian, will appear at the 0pera
HOUSE In "The Doctor" q very funny
comedy. Every where this play has bsen
eeen tho press ID enthusiastic In exproas
ions OF praise. and the names OF the com.
pany ere sufficient guarantee thatit aill
be we'll given. The engagement opens the
season OF this theatre.
EXAMINATIONS will be held by the State
Board OF Examinoru az follows: Fiys.
Congressional Distsict, ut Wheeling, Sept.
IL, Is, II; Second Congressional District,
at Fsirmont, Sept. 10, 10, II; Third Con.
gtersional District, at Hinton, Sept. Il, -,
Il; Fourth Congressional District, 81
Parkersburg, Sept, 10, 10, II. The nd.
ditioual branches are rhetoric, elementary
algebra, elementary mental science, ply.
siology and natural science. E-1
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aEcRErARY HOOK. lam Exley, Su-
pesintendent Of grounds, and Mr..
G. Ed. Mendel superintendent Of
the racing; ut tho same time retaining as
department eaperiasendsuts nearly all
those who have served in like capacity on
lo,me. cceaaions and who by the fas;s!ac-
tory manner in which they discharged
thor allotted dutiea-satisfaetory alike to
tho public end the: Association, demon.
atrated that they were the right men in
the right plsce. While giving tho fullest
credit to all theee officials and to others
who have In various ways assisted the Az.
ISOLATION and contributed to its successes,
this occasion is taken advantage
Of to roiar especially to tho ser.
vices rendered by the three eff.
Cialo named. Secretary Hook, as
those who know him can teetify, is one
who enters into work with Thole-soul.
cd cnthne,aam. Having accepted the
0 Tics ha has been tireless IN doing every.
thing thst could in auy way benefit the
Association and it's fairs. On the grounds
he Ia the busiest man to be found in tho
city; ho is q general bureau Of informa.
!ion-every ons goes to him for every.
thing, and all are pleasantly received and
either furnished with what they want or
directed to the one who can satisfy their
desires; he Ia slmoat an incessant worker
and is yearly becoming more and more
pont1}ry xSikh ths rf,hl;a -..i1H
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MISSIONARY CONVENTION,
The Disciples to meet In this City -Four
.a.5 t5zrl- Days, ,.s-.4I 81 .5fT2

The Disciples to meet In this City -Four
The Christian Missionary Convention
Of West Virginia, for the First District,
will meet in the Disciples Chapel, Of this
city, commencing Thursday next. Fol.
lowing Is the programme:
THURSDAY. sEFTs s.
2:c0 P. n. Prayer aud Praise. a5El u
z'to' S besnas OF welcome ....-S. T. Atwood
$50 ENROLMENT q psics:,;s d. b. Coz
800. appointment OF Committees.
S:l5 Short addresses, with prayer and praise.
~ ~ EVENING. d
1850. Prayer and Praise
s:co. X. Pendleton
5. i. FRIDAY, sEpTEMBER9. y5.. 35
1904. Prayer and Praise. ,s,,
sos $780, l.-Keport 0! Secretary. i5=s
.s--.l- 2-Repoft OF Treasurer,
1000 Paper on "Dlscipine'' .....,,,,..S n. Brown
General Discussion. "a ,, s
ll.W @. B, stivcrs
XII ~ q AFTERNOON.
200 Pm. Prayer and Praise, 81 -
t.a 2:31. Reports from Churches.
3:l5. Reports OF Committees.
$50 Paper on Tho IeachtH' Preparation and Work
$500 ttLtH! 1eneEal DKcuSSlon. SIR
rsIErtsi E w ~ EVENING.
1880. Prayer and Praise,
sV0 sefmon... E. Myers
SATURDAY, SEPT. TO-
300 A. u. Prayer and Praise. II
1000 Papc. on Sunday School Discipline
General Discussion. a a.5h. IfEr-
u:eV Sefmon"........-........ VI. Brown
f, ~ AFTERNOON. ~ t
200 Prayer aud Praise. M
100 Miscellaneous Business. Z.
ts,2st 3 EVENING. .9i, i55tiFl
- 7:c0 Prayer aud Praise.
o'W
r6l SUNDAY, SEPT. II. %
1880 4. " Preaching-........."..W.K X. .rendleton
III & HvESINa. u Is
1880 Preaching z. Myen
Other distinguished speakers are also
expected to be present, Rev. i. Q. Mitch.
ell, Of |Vellsburg, being among the num-
Der, and the convention promises to be
an interesting one. 'sS ~,
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% ANY oVIu'eU VIII bUPERINTEHIEST rNLEY.
dust and bay seed, bearing in hia hand 80 a
wand Of Office q ehoyel or hoe, while bis
face Tfeathed in Eniles ind,catea the en-
joyment be derives from working for the
good OF tbs cauae. The Co!onel'a sallsnt-
ry and good humor makes him especially
popular with the ladies'. Mr.. MondeI ia
the ho7aemen'a friend aud he is assiduous
in bis efforts to make the Association
popular ono with them, and he succeeds
in this and thereby greatly aids the suc-
csas OF tho fair, ;os il 10 to the hoysemon
that the public looks for goodly portion
Of theis entertainment. 's
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ABOUT PEOPLE,
strangers III tho City aud wheeling Folk.

Strangers Ill tho City aud wheeling Fotks
Abroad. r...'T
Miss Ida III. Butcher, Of Beverly, W,
Va, Ia at tho stamm House.
George r. Grafton, OF the Marietta
Chair Company, ia Of tho McLnro.
Miss CHrrieZane, Of the Ipland, returned
home last evening from weeks visit to
tho Misses CLARK, OF St. C!sireyille.
Prof.. Fl. J. Arbenz will resume the in.
slructicn Of hig music clasaes September
II OF his studio in Crangle's block,
&C. Cos7rove and wife, Of Cambridge,
O., ]. ". Gallaher, j., Moaudsyills, Il.
N. Collins, st. Claitsyille, were at the Nc.
Lure yesterday. A.
Thomas scoles and wife, Mrs, ". j,
Burnr, A1iss Cora Burnu and Miss Alice
II. Csrter,aud George r. Owings and VILE
Of Pittsburgh, were down yesterday.
Major Jsmes B. Lindsey, formerly Of
Washington county, Pa, at present Chief
Property Clerk in the Patent Office at
Washington, D. o., ia visiting friends In
the city.
Mr.. Harry Jones, OF Beasemor, Alabama,
arrived in the city yesterday. He comes
on business connected with tho mill under
construction at that place, and with which
his father, Mr.. Lewis Jones, iH identified.
Mrs. II. P. McGregor lei. yesterday 10,
Ocean Grove, where she was summoned
10 the bedside of her husband, County
Commissioner McGregor, who is lying
seriously Ill there with an abcess in his
throat. He was in the Eat on q buainess
trip when taken Ill. 5 91
J. II. Edwards and sister, Miss Gertrude,
Of Weston, !sre in the city. George B.
Ross, M1s. Mary Edmis.on and daughter
Grace, Of the came place, are also here.
Mr.. Ross will remain during the fair.
Miss Edwards and Miss Edmiston will
enter Mt. do Chaatal for the coming col
legate year. -,.....-l5.
Major and Mra. J. v. L. Rogera left for
Kentucky on the II P. NJ. train on tho B.
Il o. R. K. 10 attend the funeral Of Niles
Mollie Davis, neice Of Mrs. Rodgers.
Miss Davis visited Mrs. Rodgers about a
year ago and took course at the Com
neycisl college in this city, and made
many warm friends while here, who will
regret to hear Of her death. 10
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1t was reported at police headquarters
yesterday morning that there was horae
and buggy up at the Glenn's Run pike
beyond Slscktown, that had evil
IDENTIFY been stolen from come place
and deserted by tho thief, or
thieves. Officer Desmond was sent up o.
ter the rig and found it as described, and
brought the animal and vehicle to the
city. The horse is q good ono and
the buggy is one manufactured st
some time by kull Ct this city.
The cushions were mlasing. There is as
yet no clue as to whom the outfit belongs.
It is reported to have first been seen on
the road near where 1t was found, night
before 1aot. NJ
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IMrRoyENENTs THIS YEAR.

1t has Ill along been the intention OF
the Directors to make this years fair OK
eel ell others, and 10 that end the premium
Iist has been generally revised and sey-
eral new features added that have added
to the interest OF the exhibition as they
were expected TO DO. The premiums
offered were with the view OF bringing
out full and complete exhibiti1 each
department, thus giving to the State Fair
the high standard Of excellence it has
thus far maintained. 3
This years fair then may be set down as
SUCCESS In every way but financially; it
remains With the public to mako 1t that
to aid by their p.esenco en- institution that
has become valuable fixture and Willre-
main such just so long as the people an.
preciate md foster 1t. And this they
should do, for tho Wheeling lair has done
and is doing much towards the real BRO.
gress Of agriculture, the mechanics and
stock breeding than is done through any
other agency hereabouts. Tho public will
receive full return for its money, for in
addition to the fine show in ali depart
ments there is the horss.racing, which
commences to-day. There arc a large
number oil entries, and GONE exciting
heats IRE looked for. =
Yesterday was opening day and like all
opening days was day for finishing
touches. Az usual the attendance was
limited almost entirely to exhibitors and
their assistaute, and men interested In
horses, cattle and live etock who we're
anxious to inspect the animala and knew
that no better opportunity would offer
itself during the week when they would
be go free from the annoyance OF great
crowd such as will probably be found
there every other day this week. F6' \
The cattle, sheep and swine are slow
coming in this year and some fear Ia ak.
pressed that there might be slight fall,
ing of in these exhibits this year but it
will ho so slight as tn be scarcely notjces.
BILE. While not more than half the stables
and pens were full yesterday, last nipht's
trains on all the roads brought in several
carloads and stock was arriving at tbs
grounds laat night till late hour. In
fact it was nearly midnight before the last
animal was put away and quiet reipued
within the enclosure. This morning The
exhibit in these departments will be- found
pretty iull and complete. II there should
be my falling of it may be sscribed to thu
pennsylvania State Fair in progress at
PHILADELPHIA. -l&e,@ gE,is.i 60 = ~
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MARTINS FERRY,
Tho Mmnnerctor-Ivater Works Fixtures
.#z Other Local News, (;

06 Other Local Sows. ISL
DR.. Werlich was brought home sick yesterday.
Conrad Long has gotten into his new store room
en- Washington street.
The Township Trustees arc laying out new
piece OF road above Rsincy's coal works.
Mrs Sallie Davenport, Of Des Molnes, Iowa, Is
visiting friends and relatives In the city. 7n,1N
Natural gas Is being put In Cattell's and OAR
ralIs buituCas houses On Hanover street.
Mrs James Wells, Of Canton, O.. and her daughter,
MIS-. Ella Fisher. Of Minneapolis, MINI are tho
guests OF Mr.. ~ D. Newland, on walnut street.
The new cemetery and the water works reservoir
are visited on sundays by large numbers Of people,
both being desirable places for whiting away the
hours. y ~ tars5s q IS agl= y 81.
News was received yesterday that John White,
former resident OF this place and we'll Known
school teacher In this county, died in Kansas on
tho l7'h Of August last, '3saG5
More water works fixtures arrived yesterday
ever the Cleveland i Pittsburgh railroad. i is not
known just when water will DO IN the pipes. but
everything promises water through the works IN
less than two months. IN
The Innnerehor hall has been handsomely dec
Grated With new scenery, tnc wall painting, costly
paper, etc, and the society will dedicate their new
quarters on September 81. Arrangements arc be-
ing made IRA jolly good time. lf-
A mes!!ag O! al Sunday scaool teachers and
cider EGhoaIs OF the dist church Is cAlled for
Tomorrow evening In tho basement Of the church,
10 arrange for the renewA OF periodicals and trans
acting Regular annual business. 5.lSG,,S 80
Tho committee appointed By Council to fuvesti-
gate tho wa or worEs proceedings will make full
report before The body cl .iy Fathers this evening
III City Hall. The committee hes finished It's work
and NIL that l. left to be done Is TO make kuowi.
what they have found out ri.f= "a
A petition Is Ia circulation soliciting the ap.
polntuient OF Rev. e. f. Jones 10 this charge Mr..
Jones was formerly pastor here for two years, and
made himself 3 universal fagoriie. Nearly two
hundred signatures have already been secured. and
the petition will be sent to the Conference next
week. ~ s'0'- T' -
public meeting OF tho Oxford League Is an.
nounced for Friday evening. Raw. T. y. Iiottz
will deliver d free lecture Oh his travels through
otae: countries, briefly describing the many and
most important objects, cities and customs which
he saw. This will be his last lecture here before
his departure to conference one week from to-day.
The League entertainment will consist Of SONGS,
readings, Instrumental and vocal music.
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At the Wetzsl Houee parlore, New Mar
tinsville, yesterday afternoon, Rev. D. s.
Hammond, pastor Of tho II. E. Church
there, married Mr.. Charles II. Morgan
and Miss Etile Hoyt, both Of Beawood,
The parties were accompanied by friends
from Benwood and Moundsville, also
trionda OF tho brids who reside Of New
Martinaville, were present and witnessed
the marriage ceremony. They left on the
north.bcund evening train for bridal
tour, carrying with them tho kindes!
good wishes OF all their friends. ..
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New Advertisements.

/. 0aice. Noe. 70 and ~ Foasteen.h Street.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
To the Laalvs of WheolIne and ylciusty.

+ = ~.
GRAND OPENING OF ALL I'll: LATEST YAlI
,arYLEs IN Ladies cLoAKs AND SUITS.
D. Q: Babcock & Co., Of New York, will
offer their agents samples at private sale
Tor three days only, Tuesday; "Wednesday
and Thursday Of this week at
y GEORGE L. SrIrEL & Co.'s
These goods will be cold ut the manu-.
lecturers price.
This will be the only opportunity this
season to aeeure q fashionable garment at
the Wholesale price. =:
The public are cordially invited to call
and examine these gooda, as nothing but
what is new and desirable will be- shown.
lhs samples will be sold al cost, and are
strictly tirst-class. ~ Z I'd,
s : E.W. BRuEs,
Agent D. @. Bsbcock & Co., New York.
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uutchinson's Patont Fire place.

The Grsatest in the world, and the
most recent invention Of that character,
will be on exhibition during the State
Fair in Mechanics Hail. Mr.. Hutchinson,
the patentee, Is q West Vireiniap, and a
resideat Of Clarkshurg. His patent ia
meritorious aud is bound to be success.
One Of the fire places iB in use at the
Huseman House, where 1t can be aeen.
State and county rights arc offered for
sale at reasonable rates. , N A
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Indications,

WARRINGTON, Do, Sept. G.-For
Western Pennsylvania and Ohio, coola,,
threatening weather, With rain, light to
tresh souihwes!erly winda, wearing ito
westerly. .t1+F7 ,..
For West Virginia, fair weather, nearly
stationary temperature, light to i.csh
winds, generally sOutherly.
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Excursion to Ctncinuati,

Saturday, September 10, tho Baltimore
& Ohio will sell excursion tickets to Gin.
cinnati and return ATS 90 Tor the round
60 and sse "Roms Under Nero" now
being exhibited at Brighton Station on
tho Midland Road ;whers trains stop.
The Baltimore & Ohio lanGs Won Al the
Grand Central Depot, the centre OF tho
city. Tickets good five days,
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BELLAIRE,

Earned By an Exploslou-Variou Items Of
.5 Local News.
Il. Rock, the Rose Hill sextou Is home again.
Work on the Presbyterian church Is progressing
rapidly. t-rE;, =
Miss Maggie King has como to New Wilmington
TO attend eufe8c. Isl y ,s5 -, fas 80
Christian church. Es.z'-zgl.C.g b
C. II; Dnkley, tho b. e. & @. R. R. operator, is at
Newark, O., Oh his vacation. - - la %Tz
Charlie Heimtod. who Is visiting at G. Il. Dank.
We,tas, Will leave Tor home this week. 80.
Jack Workman, who fell OF a car at the steel
works last saturday, was on tho streets yesterday
"A fight occurred In the secoud ward Saturday
night. The names Of the participants could not be
learned ,Z5tt l..ssrl.r ~
Tomorrow night Iev. J. NJ Ross will preach In
the A. ~ Z. Church. lie Is the Presiding Elder OF
this district, H9 lsEz Js.-..5l
;, 4 telegram received yesterday stated that Elmer
ROBINSON who is lying very low ut Salt Lake City,
Vouit not recover. ~ NJ l,t .s' 49,
Quite a fire was raging Just below the D. / O.
Junction. Bauwood. supposed 10 be the house aud
barn oil Widow Morrow. 1871
The Comets. Of Gravel Hill, and Maroons, 0,
Wheeling, played ball on the Gravel Hill grounds;
scoIe 70 to III favor OF the Comets. gf#ss i
Mrs John T. Baker. MIS- Marshall aud Mrs.
David b. Cratty viii all so to Finday today. Tho
last two named will remain there, but MIS- Baker
Will return after weeks visit. tF a7zs ~ ~
John +. Kelley, Esq was taken 10 court at St,
Clairsvillc on rule Yesterday afternoon BIZ Officer
Cfiswelf. Kelly WAS dts-egafdiag subp2as III
the case against william Clous,. s71i
william PSt.eya was badly burned BY the exp!o.
sion OF one Of the moulds at the Steel works yes.
tetday. He was removing one Of the caps and tho
accumulated gus threw the molten metal all over
him. ~ m s'FT3s.-S y 4 =,
~ Is probable that the suggestion Of the Tribune
that street fair be held hero early In October, viii!
be carried ous. A Belmont street merchant pro.
poses 70 give dress pattern worth $40. one worth
70 and one wosih $3.50 premium on the LIST, ID
hibit.ng them. This merchant will arrange for the
display OF butter, appoint tho awarding commit.
leo and have charge Of the exhibition. A number
OF persons have already Indicated their willingness
10 otter premiums Oh butter, potatoes. chickens,
etc. There Is wide field as any individual or
combination may offer a premium On any article,
exercise, calling or business. + : 800
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Prom!ssd.::.at MISUNDERSTANDING Sold,
Other News.
County Court converts to-day.
Johnny Henrietta was released from jail Sat.
prday. g{.s,g,s.s. q {. ,, ST. 81
The labor picnic G. sh.rp's Grove Saturday
| night wax success, 100 - ~
An eightfoot vein OF friedrich clay has been dts
coveted. and the talk Is that company is be!ns
| organized 10 burn these brick on very extensive
scale, II the company mnteralizS and Is success
tho town Will no doubt have its streets paved ct
an early day. 30. iTllTs' ~.
Capt John Bags, Of Wheeling, made an effort to
passaasf the EDWARDS ntopery The Captain de-
sod yesterday TO syndicate composed q Capt j.
g. Roberts Arthur Pierce. J.. ". Gallagher and
Others. The price WIS ST. 500. It Is untelsjooi 4.
VIII be cntup Into town lots and sold.
The public school opened yesterday, Il will
probably be better managed than last term, which
was almost failure The citizens do rot take The
Interest IN the school they should and az Conse.
anence Mounusville Is lar behind In eiucatiousl
advantages The school house is to small to &C.
commodate the large humber Of pupils, and the
Hanagemcnt has not been such rs 10 lessen the dt.
the commissioners aud Mr.. Williams supefiuten.
dent, The present term will doubtless be prosper.
Gus one. s i'-I77 7',TI', :. r.
Besides the probable iron works mentioned IN
the lSrKLLloEScEE short time ago, Mountsyil!e
VII taye another new Industry. The MoundsY!lle
Coai company sent several car loads OF coal 10 the
coke oyens at Fsirmont and had 1t burned to test
It's qualities los making coke. The result was that
II produced tlrst-class coke aud tho compsuy
SHIPPED It TO BsnWood and had Il tried In the iuf.
naces tne:a. Tho whole test was eatirely sllsiae.
tofy. and the company Will at once erect number
81 coke ovens here. This viii give a large humber
q men employment and Will be d great help 10
the town. ri ss7sIlaN -.
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Y - Il
Colonel William
Exley is responsi-
ble for the excel
lent arrangement
OF the grounds and
buildinSu, which
present q most in
wiling appearance.
The Colonel always
sacrifices his hand.
some appearance
during fair week
and huatIes around
in old clothes lib
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REACHING FOR RAILROADS.

The Board Of County Commissioners take!
| ~ Prompt Action.
AL the members oil tho Board OF County
Commissioners werc present at yesterdays
regular session except Mr.. McGregor
who is IN New York On business.l
Tho most interesting matter conaidersd
was resolution presented by Mr. Cruise,
which after considerable discussion was
amended go as 10 include the President
in the committee provided for, as follows:
WHEREAS, The past week has been pro.
ductive Of railroad deals that may have
tendency Of greatly affecting tho bust,
mesa and prosperity OF Ohio county and
the city Of Wheeling, and as timely con.
sideration may revert to the advantage
Of our citizens, therefore be 1t G@,s Il
| Resolved, That q committee Of three in
GLIDING the President be appointed by the
Board Of Commissioners OF Ohio County
and that the Council Of the city OF Wheel.
ing and the Chamber OF Commerce DO re-.
questel to appoint like committeee, said
committees to ect jointly, to conai3er and
| report to their respective bodice and re-.
commend such action 90 may be deemed
necessary to protect tho interests Of our
people. -
The committee named under this reso-
luton consia.s Of PRECEDENT Cruise, Joseph
speidel and John W. Myles. 3i.,
The discussion" was all one way and
tho vote was solid finally for the PROPOSE.
ton. 5l,'f 81
Mr.. Stein offered resolution to rescind
the local road tag levy for Fulton, which
alter good deal OF discussion was reject.
ed, his own vote being the only ono cast
in favor Of 1t. 5sa u ( ',,.,-
The petition Of William Busbey for
compensation for land which he claims
and which has been taken for county
road, was rejected. I.I a-IE!sa.E2 O.
Dr.. E. O. Myers, DR.. @. B. Robinson and
Commiesoner II. Stein we're appointed an
members OF the Local Board Of Health. !
Patrick Weir was appointed constable
for Webater district: m, n 100
Tho monthly bills vera ordered psid, as
follows: Roads and Bridges, S592 OS =:
Court House and Jail, $2l4,95; Poor
House and Farm, Sl,372.92; Finance
Committee, s2l0.52. I'll -,